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need help to make good money with fx...

by visimedia
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Hi I want to make good money in forex, what produx I need to follow, or learn?

Indicators with guide? Ebook? Video course? Robot trading?

Which product fits me?
  • Profile picture of the author Adder
    Try The Shortcut Bulletin. They have various systems including Richard Hill's Forex Net Trap amongst others. The daily bulletin is free and annual subscriptions are £37 year 1 thereafter £69. Year 1 is great value, there are loads of articles, a printed monthly magazine and regular free advice articles. It's a part of the Agora Group ($250M+ P/A turnover info publishing group.)
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    • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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      Website      :
      Joe Ross's site. There's a forum there, too (or there used to be, anyway).

      Books:
      (i) "Trading For A Living" by Alexander Elder (very, very good writer)

      (ii) "Beyond Technical Analysis" by Tushar Chande

      (iii) "Trade Your Way To Financial Freedom" by Van Tharp

      (iv) Any books by Joe Ross (expensive) - don't be put off by the fact that all Ross's material/teaching/books isn't specific to forex - it's all about charts, and forex charts are just like any other charts, except safer to trade because their markets are far less subject to manipulation.

      All of the above are incomparably better than any information you'll readily find online.

      Key concepts:
      (i) Don't listen to anyone who tells you that "technical analysis" is based exclusively on "indicators". It's what almost all people going into forex trading believe, and it's what the entire forex marketing industry has an incentive to get everyone to swallow, and it's nonsense. (It's forex's equivalent of article marketing's "duplicate content penalty", and you have to see through it, to get anywhere!).

      (ii) Try to get your advice, when possible, from people who are not selling/promoting anything.
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      • Profile picture of the author jasonthewebmaster
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        Originally Posted by Alexa Smith View Post


        Website        :
        Joe Ross's site. There's a forum there, too (or there used to be, anyway).

        Books:
        (i) "Trading For A Living" by Alexander Elder (very, very good writer)

        (ii) "Beyond Technical Analysis" by Tushar Chande

        (iii) "Trade Your Way To Financial Freedom" by Van Tharp

        (iv) Any books by Joe Ross (expensive) - don't be put off by the fact that all Ross's material/teaching/books isn't specific to forex - it's all about charts, and forex charts are just like any other charts, except safer to trade because their markets are far less subject to manipulation.

        All of the above are incomparably better than any information you'll readily find online.

        Key concepts:
        (i) Don't listen to anyone who tells you that "technical analysis" is based exclusively on "indicators". It's what almost all people going into forex trading believe, and it's what the entire forex marketing industry has an incentive to get everyone to swallow, and it's nonsense. (It's forex's equivalent of article marketing's "duplicate content penalty", and you have to see through it, to get anywhere!).

        (ii) Try to get your advice, when possible, from people who are not selling/promoting anything.
        Very sexy and helpful advice thanks
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